Named after the ancient Greek personification of time, Cronos is a long-term photographic project executed between 1989 and 1999. The premise of the series was deceptively simple yet radically ambitious: Formiguera selected a diverse group of 32 individuals—ranging from newborns to elderly family members and friends—and photographed them once a month, every month, for a literal decade. The Protocol of Consistency
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By removing clothes, jewelry, and changing fashions, Formiguera stripped away societal markers. The focus remains entirely on pure biological progression and raw human vulnerability. High-Quality Technical Execution and Artistry Named after the ancient Greek personification of time,